Twilight League ends with Bristol Whirlwinds in Bristol title race
Joe Darcy powers Providence Soldiers to a 7 3 win over Artillerymen as Darcys three hits spark a six to four shift. Morisse and Morris led pitching as Rinaldi, Sevigny and Smusz tied for multiple hits. The season closes with Bristol championship series set between Sab Alesio’s Bristol Whirlwinds and Joe Marshalls Cranston Worsted Co.
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Kid” Hope
National India Rubber Conine
Manuel Lewis
Batetry C
Joe Darcy
Nationals
Sergt
Manuel Morris
Sab
Alesio
Bristol Whirlwinds
Joe Marshall
Cranston Worsted Co
Bristol
Darcy
Providence
Dick Mott
Bryant-Stratton
Louis Rinaldi
Soldiers
Sergi
Morris
Martin Biancuzzo
Nuddie
Gladue
Joe Kelley
Lewis
Kelley
Smusz
Biancuzzo
Moore
Sevigny
Hope
Pannone
Kiki” Cuyler
Cubs
Bennie Smusz
Davidson
del Sevigny
Ashis
Éason
Joe
Battery
Mott
Mansi
S. Sevigny
Rinaldi
P Maher
Cirillo
Sen Sieeve Tonnnenditen
I Almeida
K. Ib
RIFLEMEN WIN MEDALS AT WAKEFIELD MASS
Bristo l Train of Artillery riflemen toured Camp Curtis Guild Wakefield Mass for a union services shoot. Capt Ralph H Bennett won both 90 and 95 percent medals. Capt Henry A Hambrick Capt Edward R Bullock Capt Gordon R Brown Lieut M Canning Lieut Charles J Sartini Lieut John A St Angelo and Sergt Raymond Sartini earned 9 percent medals.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
Camp Curtis Guild
Wakefield
Mass
United Services of New England
Ralph H. Bennett
Henry A. Hambrick
Edward R. Bullock
Gordon R Brown
M Canning
Charles J Sartini
John A. St Angelo
Raymond Sartini
Real Estate Transfers in Bristol and Harbor View Plats
Frank V and Maria L Madeiros sold lot 57 on Bristol Terrace Plat to Joseph Andrade. August Carreira sold five lots numbered 9 10 11 12 13 on Harbor View Plat to Joseph Andrade.
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Frank V
Maria L. Madeiros
Joseph Andrade
Bristol Terrace
August Carreira
Harbor View
Memories of Brown alumni in Bristol by Wilfred H Munro
In a July issue Brown Alumni Monthly editor connects Bristol memories to Brown graduates. The writer recalls Reverend Thomas Shepard D D 1813 and Nathaniel Bullock 1798 and notes battles of ideas at a boyhood sling contest. He mentions Reverend William J Batt as Oldest Graduate and James Brown Herreshoff born in Bristol on March 18 1834.
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Brown
Bristol
Brown Alumni Monthly
Thomas Shepard
Nathaniel Bullock
William J. Batt
James Brown Herreshoff
Wilfred H Munro
Providence
Barrington Yacht Club to Hold Battle Cat Race Tomorrow
Boats of the Battle Cat class will race tomorrow afternoon off Bristol Highlands. Participants include Quahang Edward Sherman Felix John Horton Pirate Peter Davis Privateer Russell Field Reddy and John Cutler.
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Barrington Yacht Club
Bristol Highlands
Quahang
Edward Sherman
Felix
John Horton
Peter Davis
Russell Field
Reddy
John Cutler
Brockton Agricultural Society to Host 27th Annual Fair Meet
The Brockton Agricultural Society announces the 27th annual athletic meet during the Brockton fair from September 9 to 15. A bigger program and prizes await, with events on Thursday including track races 100 to three miles, a one mile relay, pole vault and a 12th annual 10 mile modified marathon.
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Brockton Agricultural A Society
Brockton
Boston
Boston Athletic Association
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Twe
Horace A Keith
Sydney A Davidson
Brockton Fair appoints food inspection chief and emergency hospital
Dr. Charles G Miles, Army Reserve colonel and WWI veteran, is named chair of the Brockton fair food inspection department. The 1930 Brockton fair will run September 9 to 13 with a free Emergency Hospital staffed by Dr. Walter W Fullerton and Dr. Joseph H. Lawrence. The grounds will include city services such as post office, telegraph, telephone, dining rooms, hospital, fire and police stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G Miles
Army Reserve Corps
Brockton Agricultural Society
Mile
Walter W Fullerton
Brockton
Joseph H. Lawrence
Local Nine Triumphs as Menard Drives Rally and Moore Shines
In a tense feature at Colt Memorial High, Menard drives in four runs and scores, while Mosie Moore anchors the defense with eight assists. Joe Kelley delivers the go ahead run in a 4-4 stalemate to spark a seven run frame, as Bennie Smusz fields 11 chances cleanly and Babe Ethier earns the win despite a first inning hiccup.
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Apleewood
Atte Ade
Anthony
Dee ‘Perry
Baker
Hope
Colt ‘ Memorial High School
Menard
Mosie
Joe Kelley
Perk
Norton
Babe” Ethier
Maher
Red” Downey
Spindle City
Remora Wins Harbor Race In Light Air Off Bristol Yacht Club
In light breeze Tuesday afternoon the 12 percent footer class sailed a harbor race from the club house to Pappa Squash Point bell buoy and back. Paul Nicholson's Remora finished first ahead of Rhode Island Red Mary DeWolf with Empress and Little Rhody Jr. following. list of finishers includes W. S. Danforth Charles Tillinghast and others.
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Paul Nicholson
Remora
Bristol Yacht Club House
Club House
Pappasquash Point Bell
Middle Ground
East Passage
Channel
Bristol Ferry
Rhode Island
Red
Mary DeWolf
Empress
W. S. Danforth
Little Rhody, Jr
Charles Tillinghast
Fit
Paul Howe
Shrimpe
G. P. Gardiner
Nancy Bell
G. W. Congdon
Black Maria
A. T. Wall
Phantom
C. B. Rockwell
Alouette
A. G. B. Steele
Schipperke
John Chapman
Gloria
Barnard French
Garden seeds upside down in Chinatown reflect lessons
A playful verse by Fredericka Lee Dunbar notes a garden struggle with seeds planted upside down. The speaker imagines a tiny yard crowded with flower-beds and a steamer chair for reading, while seeds paradoxically sprout in Chinatown.
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Daddy
Chinatown
Fredericka -Lee
Dunbar
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Bristol All Stars
Fall River All Stars
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Perkins
Doyle
Downey
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Servant
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Foeters
Mary de Welt
R. I. Red
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A. Fremom
E. A. Skinner
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Insull Utilities & Investment Co
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